On the recordOctober 11, 2017
I would say it is not the amount of money, but rather the result that you achieve that is important.
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Ben Carson
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congress.govI would say it is not the amount of money, but rather the result that you achieve that is important.
Carson argues that outcomes matter more than the budget amount for disabled services.
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